L'ombre chinoise
La Pipe de Maigret
Publié par Klett, le 01 janvier 1996
Résumé
Prewar Paris - where buses still sported outside platforms and every neighborhood its own bistro, policemen took time for human problems, and car fumes hadn't yet smothered the smell of chesnut blossoms - serves as the setting for these seventeen stories, featuring Simenon's legendary Jules Maigret. Here the Chief Inspector goes about his business in a variety of settings and circumstances, revealing much about his life and his career not found elsewear; we are even given the chance to see Maigret on his retirement from the Quai des Orfevres and to see him indulge in some freelance sleuthing. This volume, along with Maigret's Christmas, completes the collection of Simenon's short detective fiction and adds many fascinating titles to the Maigret mosaic.
Plus de livres de Georges Simenon
Voir plusTout Simenon, Tome 8: Maigret et le corps sans tête / La boule noire / Maigret tend un piège / Les complices / En cas de malheur / Un échec de Maigret / Le petit homme d'Arkhangelsk / Maigret s'amuse
Maigret au Picratt's
Les vacances de Maigret
L'homme qui regardait passer les trains
La Marie du port
La Veuve Couderc
La main dans la main
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